The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain is celebrating receipt of its fourth consecutive Forbes Five Star award, this time for 2018. The announcement was made by Forbes Travel Guide. Today’s repeat Five…
When you’re hungry, even the best laid diet plans can go to waste. The key is to plan ahead and stock your fridge with a few key staples to make…
So you’re planning an outing and want to keep your kids engaged with the family, rather than obsessively tapping away at their phones or other “smart” devices, long enough to…
The JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa, recently named by Phoenix Magazine as the Valley’s No. 1 Staycation Resort, has added 12 luxury pickleball courts to its full-service racquet…
We live in an unfair world, as demonstrated by the fact that I only have one day to review “Annihilation”. The movie bursts at every seam with challenge and meaning…
The #MeToo movement to raise awareness about sexual harassment has resonated with women around the world, exposing the pervasiveness of the problem and prompting more women to think about their…
Like a blind person playing charades, “Game Night” had the odds stacked against it. It comes courtesy of a screenwriter who wrought “Herbie: Fully Loaded” and the two directors who…
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is known for its award-winning dining options and local stores in its busiest terminal, Terminal 4. Now, Terminal 3 will also be getting some new…
If you don’t have your tickets yet to the McDowell Mountain Music Festival, there is still time to secure your spot. Organizers of the McDowell Mountain Music Festival (M3F) are ecstatic…
Imagine a desert oasis where, in just three days, you can pamper your body, mind and spirit at a luxurious resort spa, get up close and personal with Arizona’s lush…
Scottsdale-based Clayton Companies have partnered with Scottsdale’s McFate Brewing Company to announce “McFate at the Ballpark”. The exciting new event at The Clayton House will celebrate every Spring Training game at Scottsdale Stadium…
In 1939, the U.S. was emerging from the Depression and some 65,000 people called the small desert city of Phoenix home. At the time, the region’s economy revolved around the…
